Around 1938 Cossor introduced 2 digit numbers. Sometimes there is a similar or equivelent set with the normal 3 or 4 digit numbers.
Start here in Rogues Gallary 2 the model numbers
are not in date order.
The type 74 is a special case there are at least
3 variants with either a 3 knob or 4 knob
layout
Picture of the 77B provided by Alf Thanks Alf
:)
P43
AC/DC Mains set Model 47
Model 74 Feb 1940 There are 3 versions of this set
39 3V
Battery
M44
61
72
77B Bakelite Case version of the model 77
45
67A the Model 67 looks similar but has a single playing turntable fitted
34 4V Battery
AD41
Model 53
70
Model 74 There are 3 Versions of this set
85
466 Car Radio 6 or 12V
502 Radiogram.
Post War
Sets
470 May 1947
494 July 1949
508 Tablegram April 52
562 Record Player
581 almost identical to the 569 minor differences
463 1946 wooden cased version of 464
509 Battery Set
564 Radiogram May 1958
This is also availble without the radio as model 562
701K Kit Radio Chassis this same circuit was used in the 564 RG
These are the last of the Cossor sets some were already
exhibiting Philips influence the 1959 sets model numbers would all
start CR
Export
Models
These are sometimes based on domestic sets but others are designed only for the export market.
I am slowly gathering the
service data for these export models, in some cases the difference
between the domestic model is only the power arrangements. Other
cases the lack of long wave and additional short wave bands as well
as cabinet details. Some Export models are unique models such as
the 516X and 527X these have no domestic equivalent. I am
still looking for information to add to my site but I may have to
backward engineer the sets based on their nearest
relative.
451AC
This picture was found on the internet and the knobs dont look to be original
519X Unusual for an Export Model Has L,M,S Bands
542 /UXP
463AC/E
527/X 4 valve
all dry battery set in a biscuit tin designed to resist insect
attack, the battery is
external.
580X (stereo record player ) Almost identical to 580 differences include 110/120 tap and a 60Hz motor spindle if required.
470 AC/E
Pictures kindly donated by Manfred
493/AX Burma Community Listening Receiver
Pictures Courtesy of Tide Soe
500UX and 501UX
511AX Chassis is most likely the same as the 528AX
534 AX
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